My work engages with the complexities of landscape, as nature and land is sculpted for us, by us, which inherently becomes unnatural. In order to engage with some of the complexities whereby humans shape the land for our economic gain and aesthetic pleasure, I deconstruct and reconstruct landscapes I photograph to try to understand and bring attention to complexities. To me, nature meant peace and comfort, a place to relax. Now I understand that landscapes are ways of seeing, through political and economic agendas, previously holding negative connotations through constructing land to promote wealth. This is my restructured perspective of landscapes.